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From the Moscow CIC office website: http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/russia-russie/visas/5-6.aspx?lang=eng How to Pick Up Your Visa You can pick up your immigrant visa either in person at the Embassy, or via a representative, or via International Organization for Migration (IOM) or Pony...

Awwww that's going to be tough to deal with :( One of the requirements in bringing children here is a signed agreement by the other parent, which it sounds like it will be hard to get. How about your fiance coming to stay with you for a year so that you can establish a common-law...

Applicants who are in Canada with valid visitor status or a temporary permit no longer have to go to a port of entry. They can arrange to "land" at a local CIC office. http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/SOR-2002-227/page-3.html#anchorbo-ga:l_5-gb:l_7 Foreign nationals in Canada as temporary...

Technically, you can proceed without being divorced (just separated) if you are in a common-law relationship but you must be residing with your sponsor for a year. "Cohabitation with a common-law partner cannot be considered to have started until a physical separation from the spouse has...

Whilst Service Canada officially tell you that you need your PR card to get your SIN card if you were an inland applicant, if you go down there with the form completed, ( http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/cgi-bin/search/eforms/index.cgi?app=prfl&frm=nas2120&ln=eng ) and your Confirmation of...

Awesome! Congratulations! So very happy for you Robsluv, it's been a long journey but worth every step... Welcome to Canada eh!

If you landed in Canada and got your PR card nobody can make you leave. You are now a permanant resident of Canada regardless of whether your husband wishes to divorce and you can stay here for the rest of your life. He cannot make you leave and you do not have to return to your old country...

Please see OP2 http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/op/op02-eng.pdf 5.4. Lock-in age of dependent children The lock-in of age for dependent children is the day CPC-M receives a completed IMM 1344AE and correct processing fees. Dependent children must be less than 22 years of age when...

Robin, your inbox is full... this is in reply to your last message to me. I am so sorry but I have no idea on the time it will take for CIC to complete the application.. I would suggest putting that question in the forum (in the skilled worker section) to see if anyone can help. As far as...

I would like to reinforce what Robsluv said - "So - it is possible to apply for PR via the outland application process even while you're in Canada. It won't get you new temporary status - there's no way for you to do that now except to leave the country and try to re-enter . . . understanding...

I would suggest ordering your CAIPS notes so that you are aware of what is being flagged as a problem. For requesting CAIPS Notes: 1) IMM 5563 - Access to information and personal information request: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5563B.pdf 2) IMM 5476 - USE OF REPRESENTATIVE...

From what I remember, they will start the 3 month waiting period from the date AIP is granted (you will need to show the letter you received) as long as you/she has proof of residence in Ontario during that time. What immigration documents must I present to confirm my immigration status as an...

I apologise - I was not aware that the application was denied. Hadn't you already withdrawn your sponsorship though in October? Take care.

They say true love never runs smoothly :( If her medical and interview were completed and they were doing the background checks in September, then the PR would have been finalised reasonably quickly. In all honesty, 8 months waiting is nothing compared to many who have waited literally years...

You no longer have to show that you have passed the medical examination if ithere is an application for PR in place. http://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/public/pub/ohip/eligibility.html Am I eligible for Ontario health insurance coverage? On April 1, 2009, changes were made to the OHIP...

Hmmmmmmmmm........ in your first post in September, you said.... So you had only just made the application (according to your post) and had already decided on a divorce. How does CIC come into this? It would appear that the reason for your divorce were irreconcilable differences and nothing...

All the details on "how to be a DMP" .... http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/department/partner/dmp/index.asp http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/department/partner/dmp/new.asp#tphp%20idtphp It includes information about Designated Medical Practitioners (DMP) responsibilities and duties, professional...

Awww... thank you! I like to help out when I can ... <blushing> :)

As you are a Canadian Citizen, the time you and your wife have lived together overseas is counted as though she was residing in Canada. There is no need to "re-sponsor" her as she has complied with regulations as far as retaining her PR status - she will need to apply for a new PR card...

I had presumed that he was asking for further advice, with regards to her refusal to give him the PR card etc. It's the "same" story but expanded. Can we not just give him the benefit of doubt that it is a genuine request for help and give what advice we can? If it's genuine they will be...